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Finding parking near Garden of Remembrance, Dublin
Parking near the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin is city-centre parking on Parnell Square East, with paid street bays and multi-storey options rather than a dedicated visitor car park. Mobypark lets you compare and pre-book an available private parking option for your visit; its bookable spaces come from hotel car parks, office buildings, private driveways and unused garages whose owners do not actively use them. Check the exact location and access details before setting off.
Pre-booked Mobypark parking for the Garden of Remembrance
A Mobypark space in the wider area can be useful when you want to arrange parking before driving into central Dublin. Compare the address, access instructions, booking times and total price for your date. Some options may cost less than the €4 hourly street tariff or the €4.50 hourly public-car-park tariff, while pre-booking avoids searching for a space on arrival.
Street parking on Parnell Square East
Parnell Square East falls within Dublin's Yellow Zone for on-street parking. The tariff is €4 per hour, with charging typically applying Monday to Saturday from 07:00 to 19:00. Check the signs at the bay for the permitted stay, payment instructions and any local restrictions before leaving the car.
Street parking can suit a short visit during the charging period, but a time limit may make it inconvenient if you plan to stay longer. A pre-booked Mobypark space is an alternative when you want to avoid returning to the car before the permitted parking period ends.
Public car parking at Parnell Centre
The principal multi-storey car park at Parnell Centre on Loftus Lane provides a practical option for longer visits. It operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The tariff is €4.50 for one hour and €30 for 24 hours.
For an all-day or overnight visit, compare a reserved Mobypark space with the public car park before choosing where to leave the vehicle. Check that the booked space's access arrangements and location fit your route to Parnell Square East.
Choose parking for the length of your visit
| Parking option | Useful for | Key point |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow Zone street bay | Short daytime visits | €4 per hour, typically Monday to Saturday, 07:00–19:00; check the maximum stay. |
| Parnell Centre multi-storey car park | Longer or overnight visits | €4.50 for one hour, €30 for 24 hours and open 24/7. |
| Pre-booked private space | Drivers who want to arrange parking before arrival | Compare Mobypark locations, prices and access instructions for the required dates. |
Garden opening times and parking duration
The Garden of Remembrance is open throughout the year. Opening hours are 08:30–18:00 from April to September and 09:30–16:00 from October to March. A typical visit takes about one hour, although parking may need to cover extra time for finding the entrance or continuing into Dublin city centre.
Admission to the garden is free, but that does not make nearby street parking free. Match the parking period to the garden's seasonal opening hours and allow time to leave the city centre before any booked or paid parking period expires.
Arriving at the Garden of Remembrance by car
The entrance is on Parnell Square East, Dublin 1, postcode D01 AOF8. There is no dedicated visitor car park at the garden, so drivers should choose a marked street bay, the Parnell Centre car park or a pre-booked private space before reaching the square.
If you book through Mobypark, follow the listed access instructions rather than assuming that a space has the same entrance as a public multi-storey car park. Keep the booking details available when you arrive, particularly for gated or managed premises.
Parking rules and penalties in central Dublin
Parking without a valid ticket, exceeding a marked time limit or using a disabled bay without the required permit can result in an €80 fixed-charge penalty. The charge is reduced to €40 when paid within 14 days. Parking on footpaths, cycle tracks and bus lanes can also attract an €80 penalty.
Use marked bays only, display or activate payment as required and do not rely on the garden's free admission as an indication that nearby parking is unrestricted.